First off, when I think "lunatic fringe" for a portion of a fanbase, I think of the people who stalk players/coaches on social media and start throwing around slurs and threats because the game didn't turn out the way they wanted. Not people who advocated for a coaching change after the team laid an egg and embarrassed themselves against their rival at home in a season in which said rival was mediocre as hell. I might not agree with the thought of firing Day (huge buy-out, not like there are tons of superior guys that can be auto-plugged in to the job, potential HUGE losses in transfer portal to go along with all the guys that will be lost due to graduating/going into the draft), but having that opinion isn't "lunatic fringe". A lot more bad than good likely to happen, at least in the short term. So, Herbie was being a bitch acting like wanting a coaching change makes one a lunatic fringe person.
I was more annoyed at him and ESecPN and their rhetoric that makes me really happy they aren't the ones picking the at-large teams because if they were, we'd have 7 SEC teams, three other conference champions, Notre Dame and Boise (at least until they eliminated the whole "small conferences get a team" thing to get an eighth SEC team in).
Indiana gets whipped by Notre Dame, Herbie is super vocal about how they're a fraud that shouldn't have gotten in and the committee fucked up. Tennessee gets whipped even worse by Ohio State and him and Fowler are bending over backwards to say the loss shouldn't change how their season is viewed and they just ran into a very good team. Just comical. Dude should just focus on changing Corso's diapers and save the commentary for media types who actually try to occasionally pretend to have takes not based on their network's conference affiliation.
